Oklahoma Prison Inmate Escapes

An Oklahoma prison escapee is on the run. Officials say an inmate serving sentences for multiple felony convictions escaped from a minimum-security prison in Muskogee County. The Department of Corrections says 32-year-old Nathan Harmon disappeared Thursday from the Jess Dunn Correctional Center in Taft. Authorities believe Harmon might have seriously injured himself when he climbed over a razor wire fence at the prison and that he could be bleeding from his right arm. Officials say Harmon allegedly stole a Muskogee police officer's personal pickup truck after leaving the prison. No weapons were reported taken in the theft. Prison records indicate Harmon was serving sentences for multiple felony convictions out of Oklahoma, Coal, Bryan and Cleveland counties. The crimes include theft, pawning stolen goods, second-degree burglary and escape after lawful arrest.

A class action lawsuit is filed against Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer and three state agencies. The federal lawsuit filed Friday, claims foster children in Kansas are shuffled between homes and facilities so much that they can be essentially rendered homeless while in state custody.

A class action lawsuit is filed against Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer and three state agencies. The federal lawsuit filed Friday, claims foster children in Kansas are shuffled between homes and facilities so much that they can be essentially rendered homeless while in state custody.